Vết Thương Hoa Hồng tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Juanse Useche juanseuseche — It's clear that Armstrong said, I will write a book about a strong woman. Holy $#!%, did she ever. Of course, that makes that bad things that have happened to her heroine to hobble her ever worse. Good thing she gets over them, with a steady dose of sexually charged adventures with her ex-fiance. Probably the best-rounded of the series, as the introductory novel. You'll wish you could run around in the woods to blow off steam by the end...

Alan Cremo alancremo — Pretty fun read, for a dystopia.

Lucas Prates lucasprates — Interesting premise: an author struggling with his latest book is horrified to find that they have somehow come to life. Unfortunately the story doesn't live up to the concept. The reader never learns exactly how the characters cross over from the pages of an unfinished novel into the author's world; likewise, the reader doesn't exactly learn how they return to the other side. If you want to read a good book by Straub, read Koko instead.

Doug Johnson _alaxy61 — This was an incredible biography! To be fully honest, what intrigued me was the fact that he was from Independence. As a current resident, it was awesome to read about events that transpired not five miles from my home, at Independence Square. To know that he is the reason behind the courthouse, most of Jackson County's roads, and then became the President of the United States was really cool to read about. McCullough is just a fantastic writer; I stumbled upon him in high school, for his work on John Adams. As a senior, who was not too impressed with 'history' and 'social studies', he was a gem. Written in a manner that did not short its reader on nuance or insight, but without unnecessary, verbose language was refreshing. The intense research, the amazing detail, and thorough understanding of who Harry Truman was absolutely deserved the Pulitzer. Well done!

Antonio Gomez antonio_ce6487 — Audio more like a short story about a high school football coach and the players. maybe Saturday Nights Lights was a spin off of this book.